Description
Instructions
● Have you identified a specific object related to social media and clearly and concisely explained it?
● Does your probe relate to the week's theme? Have you shown evidence of research? (i.e., it isn't just your own ideas, but you have read and reflected on credible sources.)
● Have you clearly explained what the object says about social media and communication? Have you done more than just describe the object, but demonstrated what it means (i.e. evidence of critical thinking)?
● Did you ask the class interesting and relevant questions?
● Writing: Spelling, conversational tone, grammar, APA inline citations and reference list.
This is your probe topic
1) The Legacy of Idle No More Put In Focus
2) Rise in anti-Indigenous racism and violence seen in wake of Wet’suwet’en protests
3) How Indigenous communities are using social media to stay connected
4) #ItsNotAboutYou: First Nations coming together for their elders amid COVID-19 pandemic
Explanation & Answer
Attached.
Running Head: IMPACTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Impacts of Social Media
Student’s name
Institutional affiliation
1
IMPACTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA
2
Do you regularly wonder why people are so much into social media? With technology,
the world opened up to become a global village. The internet revolutionized many societal
activities. In the current world, social media has proved to be an influential tool in shaping the
community. The media gives people a platform to stay in touch with other individuals. Without
restriction on a geographical location, many social media channels enable people to share
interesting, fun, or informative content. In such times of the pandemic, social media has also
benefitted the world by sensitizing individuals to uphold the set health guidelines. In this essay
paper, the discussion is based on how indigenous communities sensitize and organize various
aspects...
Review
Review
